Palworld and LumenTale Steam bundle: games, discount and rules

Pocketpair announced the Palworld + LumenTale Steam bundle on June 20, 2026. The package combines Palworld with Beehive Studios’ monster-taming RPG LumenTale: Memories of Trey and applies a 10% bundle discount to the eligible items shown in the Steam cart.

What is included

The bundle contains the base editions of two separate games: Palworld and LumenTale: Memories of Trey. It does not add a crossover quest, shared creatures or DLC to either title. Each game keeps its own installation, save files, achievements and progression.

How Complete the Set works

Steam lists this as a Complete the Set bundle. If an account already owns one included game, checkout can offer only the missing game with the bundle discount rather than charging for the owned copy again. Regional pricing, taxes and temporary product promotions can change the final total, so the cart is the authoritative price for a specific account.

Why these games were paired

Both games revolve around collecting creatures and developing a team, but their structures differ. Palworld mixes open-world survival crafting, bases and Pals used in combat or production. LumenTale follows Trey through Talea in a story-led monster-taming RPG built around catching and training Animon, turn-based battles, dungeons, crafting, cooking and Anispace customization.

What to check before buying

Open each product page to compare supported languages, online features, system requirements and current update notes. The bundle page may show a different effective saving when either game is independently discounted. Owners should also confirm that Steam recognizes the correct edition in their library before checkout.

The June announcement is an archive of the bundle launch, not a guarantee that its original price or promotion will remain unchanged. Steam’s live bundle page is the current source for availability and the itemized total.

Sources: Pocketpair’s Steam announcement, Steam bundle page, official LumenTale site and RPGFan’s LumenTale review.